Today's Top Stories
Baird’s Investment Strategist Makes the Case for Caution, Patience in 2019
By William Delwiche Market strategists often look to history – how the market performed under similar conditions at various points in the past – to in... Read more
Wife of Downingtown Mayor Discusses Not Fitting the Mold of Political Wife
Marrying Downingtown Mayor Josh Maxwell has created some interesting conundrums for Blair Thornburgh, writes the newly minted political wife in an ess... Read more
Local Universities Try to Teach Students to Be Happy
A number of local universities are aiming to teach students how to be happy through various courses and initiatives – one of which is a class at Penn... Read more
Coffee Bliss: 7 Paths to the Perfect Morning Cup
It is said that Thomas Jefferson once called coffee “the favorite drink of the civilized world.” I suspect he might have been right, espec... Read more
FROM DELCO: Relic from Wilt Chamberlain’s 100-Point Game Up for Auction
A scoresheet from Wilt Chamberlain’s 100-point game that originally belonged to Toby DeLuca, the late Springfield resident and longtime statistician f... Read more
VISTA Careers – The Arc of Chester County
Located in West Chester, The Arc of Chester County was founded in 1952 with the goal of providing much-needed educational, occupational, and recreatio... Read more
Widener University Delaware Law School Meets Demand for Paralegals; Open House on March 9
A career as a paralegal can be as satisfying as a career as a lawyer, and it can be achieved in just a fraction of the time and cost. With a similarly... Read more
Lincoln University President Praises Pair of Bills That Would Help HBCUs
The U.S. Senate has approved two bills that will help Lincoln University and other historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) nationwide if... Read more
Wellness Wednesday: Involve Family and Friends When Reaching for a Goal
By Jaime Lynn Curley I am constantly seeking balance in every area of my life. It is not always easy and sometimes it is a hot mess but balance has b... Read more
Devon Senior Living’s Speed-Networking Event to Benefit Home of the Sparrow
Speed networking, the business equivalent of speed dating, is structured and fast-paced and allows participants to interact with others in a series of... Read more
Stove & Tap Preparing for Grand Opening of Second Location
Stove & Tap, a popular restaurant and bar in Lansdale, is preparing for the grand opening of its second location, the Lincoln Court Shopping Cente... Read more
Parkesburg Resident the First African-American Democrat to Serve Chester County in Harrisburg
Dan Williams, the first African-American Democrat to serve Chester County as State Representative for Pennsylvania’s 74th District, is paving the way... Read more
Here’s What the Region’s College Students Are Studying
According to Campus Philly’s annual report, Philadelphia-area college students are studying business, management, marketing, and related support servi... Read more
Penicillin Used in WWII Was Mass Produced in West Chester by Unsung Local Hero
Penicillin used in World War II was mass produced in West Chester by G. Raymond Rettew, a local chemist who pioneered mass production of the indispens... Read more
With a Location in Exton, Movie Tavern Theater Chain Sold for Nine Figures
The Movie Tavern theater chain, which has a location in Exton, has been sold to Marcus Theatres, writes Donna Rovins for the Daily Local News. Marcus... Read more
Avondale-Based American Mushroom Institute Hires New Executive Director
The American Mushroom Institute (AMI) has hired Rachel Roberts as Executive Director. Roberts comes to the association with 20 years of experience in... Read more
